ST LOUIS, MO - The Route 66 Places Series

The St Louis cap is exclusively available from RT66.COM with FREE DOMESTIC (USA) SHIPPING at www.rt66.com and www.rt66-com.myshopify.com. This beautiful 'Jazzy Blue' cap is one of the Route 66 Places Series. These caps all bear the bold and iconic RT66 logo and are each named after a different famous or noteworthy place on Historic Route 66 – The Mother Road. All the caps in the series are distinguished by a unique, sleek design that looks great whenever and wherever you wear a cap.

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ROUTE 66 - SEARCHING FOR RADIATOR SPRINGS

Does Radiator Springs exist? The only way you'll know is to take Historic Route 66 through Kansas on your way to or from St. Louis. Find it or not, as our friend here, you'll smile and look good in a St Louis Cap from the Route 66 Places Series.

a wall with posters and pictures on it that says blues is easy to play, but hard to feel

ROUTE 66 SIDE TRIP - NATIONAL BLUES MUSEUM

James Marshall "Jimi" Hendrix. A profoundly original genius! He felt it. We're still listening. November 27, 1942 – September 18, 1970. RIP

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THE ST LOUIS

ROUTE 66 SIDE TRIP - THE MOTO MUSEUM

You shouldn't miss (and practically cannot with this mural) The Moto Museum/Triumph Cafe located at 3441 Olive St in mid-town St Louis. It is near two of the early Route 66 alignments through the city.

cars are parked on the street in front of an old building with a sign that says blues museum

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ROUTE 66 - THE NATIONAL BLUES MUSEUM

an old motorcycle made out of wooden planks is on display in a museum exhibit

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1904 Worlds Fair St Louis

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St Louis Worlds Fair 1904

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Vintage Motorcycles

ROUTE 66 SIDE TRIP - THE MOTO MUSEUM

Pure genius - inspired by an obscure sketch by Leonardo da Vinci? This marvel of engineering and many others are on display at The Moto Museum/Triumph Cafe at 3441 Olive St. in mid-town St. Louis. The Moto Museum is a 9 min (2.3 mile) drive from the National Blues Museum at 615 Washington Ave. - another overlooked attraction near Historic Route 66. Forget the custard, check out these two and learn something interesting.

an old brick building with flags flying from the roof and on top of it is a sign that says the moto museum

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ROUTE 66 SIDE TRIP - THE MOTO MUSEUM, ST LOUIS, MO

Near the early Route 66 alignments at 3441 Olive St in mid-town is The Moto Museum. A collection of: "...rare and vintage motorcycles from the many European manufacturers that existed before 1975, all the way back to the beginning of motorcycling around 1900...Many of these motorcycles have an interesting story, or notable pedigree associated with them." — Steve Smith, Founder For the gearheads and techies, far more interesting than the 'popular' sites